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Procharger D-1sc, Ls2, Gto on 2040-parts.com

US $4,800.00
Location:

Steeleville, Illinois, United States

Steeleville, Illinois, United States
Very good condition. Scratches and minor dings on intercooler. Injectors are not included.
Brand:Procharger Surface Finish:Satin Manufacturer Part Number:D-1SC Warranty:No Warranty Other Part Number:D-1SC

Procharger D-1SC

I am selling my barely used Procharger D-1SC (1800 miles). This procharger was on a 2006 GTO with 6.0L LS2 engine.
This can be setup for many different applications. It is currently in my 1967 Camaro.

This Procharger d1sc kit includes the following:
blower unit (satin finish)
complete bracket kit (satin finish)
Intercooler (this piece has minor damage but does not affect functionality)
3" tubing (setup for 05-06 GTO) (may need some additional pieces of tube)
Proflo bypass system
8 rib belt system and belt

Note:  You will have to purchase the injectors.

This procharger system is capable of 20 pounds of boost currently setup for 17.

This is not the P-1SC, this is the D-1SC with more than 50% horsepower gains!!!!
I am selling this procharger way below cost. ($6,200 - $7,200)

 If you have any questions please email

Thanks for looking.

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